Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12
Amusemeuts next Week.

LEWIS SUNDAY EVENING CoNCERT.-The famous
cornetlst Jules Levy, Will appear in sacred con-
cert at the National Theater Tomorrow evening.
assisted by Herr Hirshreld, pianist; Mr.. LithgOW
James, Nile. Klein, Signor Battestini and Nine.
stella Levy. The announced program is an at
tractive one, and the entertainment can hardly
fail TO b. delightful affair.
ALBAUGHs OPERA HOCSE-The announcement
that the original 'Erminie" company will be seen
at Albaugh's next week has been read With gen
uine pleasure by all lovers OF light opera The
opera l.selI mas won popularity second to but
very few that have been brought out in this
country and the company which so long
presented IL at the New York Casino an which
win appear at Aloaugh's next week, con-
tains some Of the most successful light
opera artists in the country Among them are
Francis Wilson. the famous comedian; Pauline
Hall, Marie Jansen, Louise sylvester, George Den.
min, W. S. Daboll, Henry Hallam, and George Olmi
The beautiful scenery and costumes used at the
New York Casino will be employed In next weeks
representations.
NATIONAL THEArER.-"Hearts OF Oak, ts a play
which has held Its place in popular affections fol
many seasons and through many changes In dra-
matte taste. Ii is or good old style which mas
many admirers among the Older generation Of
theater-goers and appeals directly to the simpler
and stronger emotions OF the heart II contains
many situations caculatedto 'tir popular enthusi.
as, but the tone Of the play the whole Is above
that OF the average melodrama- Mr. James A.
Herne, a well-known actor, appears in the leading
roe. his company contains among its members
Mr.. Charles II. Clarke, Phineas Leach, George c.
Robinson, Helena Cortland, and Mabel Winter
HARRIS BDou THEArER-The prime popular
Ao'OiiNts WIFI Special scenery
and spectacular effects, will hold the stage at this
house next week. This is a stirring play which
never falls TO go well and the performances at
Harris Will be made additionally attractive by
the Introduction or speciality acts.
kERSAS's THEArER-The patrons OF this popu-
lar house Will be glad TO hear that next week The
famous Howard Athen2um Speciality co. with
some OF the best variety people In the country,
Will hold the boards at Kernan'S
NONDERLtND-The Dime Museum. on Pennsyl-
vania avenue near 1lth street, has been leased by
some enterprising gentlemen, and having been re-
modelled and renovated, will be opened on Monday
November Il, as museum and curiosity hall
With four stage performances daily. Three halls
nave been filled with cur1Os1tleS from all quarters
OF the globe, including illusions dorama and stere
opucons.
TESTIMONIAL CONCERT to Mrs VIM. d. Allen will
De given by a number OF the best known musical
people OF Washington at the Universalist church
on TUESDAY evening, November -.
The SECOND BATTLE OF BULL RUN as seen al
the Panorama building, 18th street and Ohio ave.
nue., Is most insprft1ng and realistic picture
which never falls 10 Please all DehOders.
RICHARD WAGNER SOCIETY CoNCERT.-The first
concert OF chamber music by the Richard Wagner
Society viii be given at the Unversllst church on
Thursday evening, December /. The society Will
give four concerts during the season.